
Architecture
RETIRED 2015-12-04 · retail $34.99 · 2011-09-08 → 2015-12-04 · ★ 3.8 (4) · owned by 6,065 · wanted by 2,565
Sealed mark is +288% against retail.
sealed: sells ≈ 1× per 3 mo · 3 live asks ≈ 9.0 mo of supply opened: sells ≈ 1.3×/mo · 4 live asks ≈ 3.0 mo of supply
Track your own copy: the archive marks it from real sold comparables the moment it lands, and watches its retirement status from then on.
Live asks: opened n=4, median $25, from $12 · sealed n=3, median $115, from $115 · asks are opinions, not value.
Parted out: $25.09 gross · $14.83 net at 62% of pieces priced.
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This is LEGO set 21011 - Brandenburg Gate from the LEGO Architecture theme with 363 pieces, which came out in 2011. This set is a great set. The build is a lot of fun and there're no stickers to worry about. This set also includes 2 printed tiles, which say "Brandenburg Gate" in English and in German. The building itself looks very detailed and is a fantastic model to display. All in all, this set is a great set and …
The colors are really beautiful, they go well together, the build was also very simple and fun The gate-like pieces big pieces are impressive The model is a pleasing display piece I normally build the Lego's, keep them in my room a bit, and store them in the attic, however this one is still in my room, with several other Architecture's
I picked this particular set, of all of the Architecture sets, because it's the only European set and because it's a place I've visited and happen to quite like. Plus, it's reasonably priced. Box/Instructions Classy. The box and instruction manual are in glossy black. It definitely feels "grown-up". Plus I loved that the instruction manual had bits of commentary/history about the Brandenburger Tor. I would love it if…
Historically speaking, this is the oldest building yet to be recreated in the Architecture series, beating the White House by only one year. And much to the delight of my Lego cohorts across the pond, the first European piece. There are many pieces in Germany that had been unofficially nominated for the series, and many rejoiced to this Brandenburg Tor chosen and beautifully reproduced. I love this series, and biased…
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